Homemade Ornaments and The Christmas Party

Watching a Christmas movie.

"Get money?"(trying to get his hand in the pocket)

We had our Christmas treats...






then made some ornaments (they have to dry over the weekend)
I found this craft online and thought it was a neat idea. These are made from 1 cup of cinnamon, 1 cup of applesause and 1 teaspoon of glue. Mix it together then roll it out. After you cut out the shapes you want make a little hole in the top with a toothpick to put your string through. It takes a couple days for them to dry.







Then the part everyone could hardly wait for- the gift exchange!

















After all the paper ripping and shredding Mary had to vaccuum before they could play on the carpet!

The Color Green, Christmas Name Drawing, & Microscope Use

The little girl in the pink shirt brought a doll that sings "Itsy, Bitsy Spider". She got very amused when all the children were standing around her clapping thier hands and singing along with the doll.Today for the first time she figured out how to climb up on this chair. Painting plates "green" to make Christmas trees later.She was doing so good with the paint-and then... :)She's back on the chair again. This time she discovered she can rock the chair. Pulling a hair to look at under the microscope."I got one!"Drawing a name for the Christmas exchangeShe looks like she's really reading the name she drew!

Breakfast- Chopped Beef Gravy on Toast, Cereal, Bananas, Milk

Lunch- Chicken, Gourmet Potatoes, Corn, Butter Bread, Milk

Snack- Goldfish Crackers, Cherry Juice